Care homes in England

Ariya House supports people with acquired brain injury and physical or cognitive needs through transitional rehabilitation. Its core house includes nine transitional apartments, two pre-independence bungalows and two long-term apartments, creating a supported route towards greater independence.

Rehabilitation is integrated into functional daily living in a non-clinical setting.

Clifton Court provides transitional and residential rehabilitation for people with acquired brain injury in Rotherham. The seven-person service supports individuals with physical and cognitive needs, with placements designed around rehabilitation goals, independence and confidence.

Each resident has an individual apartment with an accessible kitchen and en-suite facilities.

Godswell Park provides residential nursing and care for people aged over 65, including those with differing nursing needs. Admission begins with an assessment by a senior nurse, usually at home, in hospital or another establishment, so required equipment can be arranged before arrival and an individual care plan can be prepared.

The home offers long-term care, convalescence and respite stays, with full personal and nursing care included in its…

Landermeads Care Home supports older adults, with a particular specialism in dementia, and also provides nursing support for younger adults with physical or learning disabilities. Its family-led community model treats residents as family members rather than defining them by diagnosis.

The service describes emotionally led support based on relationships, inclusion and validation.

Mary & Joseph House provides a safe, caring and stable residential environment for gentlemen looking to recover from alcohol dependency and mental health difficulties. The registered care and rehabilitation home supports residents through individual care planning based on their needs and wishes.

Plans are reviewed within the first four weeks, monthly thereafter and again at the end of a six-week trial period, helping the team monitor changing…

SENSE supports disabled people with complex needs through residential care, day services and accessible activities. Its work spans children, young people and adults, helping people communicate, learn skills, build friendships and take part in everyday life.

Arts, sports and wellbeing sessions offer opportunities to stay active and creative, while adult services include residential care and day support.

The Byars Nursing Home supports older people who require nursing or personal care, including people living with dementia. It is a small, family-owned and managed independent home where the owners remain involved in daily life and concentrate their work at this single service.

Accommodation includes 30 single ground-floor bedrooms, each with an en-suite wet room and access to a secure private garden area.

The Close Care Home offers residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people and younger adults with varied care needs. Nursing support is available within a home that also caters for people with learning disabilities and physical disabilities, giving families a setting for both everyday care and more complex support.

The home is in Burcot near Abingdon, where residents can use the grounds and riverside setting as part of daily…

Wren Hall Nursing Home specialises in dementia nursing care for people who need round-the-clock support. Its approach is person-centred and relationship-focused, with residents treated as part of a family-focused household rather than simply as service users. The home also supports older people, adults with mental health needs and people with physical disabilities.

Daily life includes opportunities for relaxation, socialisation and meaningful…

Ashbourne Lodge provides residential and nursing care for older people, including those living with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The home also supports younger adults and offers a broad care pathway through its wider service, including respite, palliative and day care.

Residents receive care based on individual needs and informed choice, with activities, social events and dining forming part of everyday life.

Beech House Care Home provides long-term and respite care for residential, nursing and dementia needs in Thornbury. Its 52 individual rooms, landscaped garden and dedicated physiotherapy support make it suitable for people who need continuing care or a shorter stay while maintaining independence and quality of life.

The home operates as part of Bristol Care Homes, whose service menu also includes residential, nursing, dementia and respite care.

Belong Atherton Care Village combines residential, nursing and dementia care with a village-style setting for older people in Atherton. The registered service also supports people with mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. Residents live in households, while the wider village offer includes an Admiral Nurse service, hair and beauty facilities and community spaces.

Belong Crewe Care Village combines residential care, nursing care and dementia care with a household-based community setting. Residents have their own space while trained staff remain available, supporting independence and daily routines within the village.

The service also includes an Admiral Nurse service, active lifestyle activities, hair and beauty facilities and community elements.